In fact, you can end up being each character in one run, as the continue screen allows you to change your character. You can choose between three characters – Arthur, Perceval, and Lancelot – and you get two lives and nine continues to beat the seven stages of the game. Each boss feels like an event and they all have unique fighting patterns that you’ll have to learn in order to beat them. One of the best things about Knights of the Round are the different bosses. Knights of the Round is another Capcom entry in this list of the best SNES beat ‘em ups, and for many it’s their best offering in the genre. Knights of the Round (1991) Knights of the Round – SNES gameplay It’s also available on Steam right now, so you can check it out there.
The pace means that it is, understandably, not everyone’s cup of tea, but if you’re willing to put in a shift and sink some time into a nostalgic SNES beat ‘em up, I’d recommend this. It’s slower than your average beat ‘em up for the SNES, but for me this adds to the achievement of completing it and also requires you to play with more skill in terms of accuracy, blocking, and timing. Legend (1994) Legend – SNES gameplayĭeveloped by Arcade Zone, Legend is a hack-and-slash beat ‘em up that is immensely fun, especially if you like the medieval aesthetic. So, if you’re in the mood for one of the more lighthearted SNES beat ‘em ups, I recommend you give Gourmet Sentai Barayarou a shot. There is a special button dedicated to flexing and posing which, despite being completely useless, is a unique feature and can provide a few laughs here and there. It may not be everybody’s idea of the best SNES beat ‘em ups, but I absolutely love the complete wackiness and absurd nature of this beat ‘em up. Gourmet Sentai Barayarou may have gone under the radar when it was first released, as it was only released in Japan. Gourmet Sentai Barayarou (1995) Gourmet Sentai Barayarou – SNES gameplay For me, though, this change of pace is a breath of fresh air and, at the very least, offers something different in the world of SNES beat ‘em ups. The elephant in the room is how slow Super Double Dragon is, and it really is slow compared to most games in the genre. You need to time your kicks, and learn to block enemy patterns effectively if you want to beat the game. It’s a neat, smooth beat ‘em up game that requires a bit of skill to become good at. If you’re looking for a stylish SNES beat ‘em with cool movesets, a fun multiplayer mode, and a diverse array of levels and enemies, Super Double Dragon may be right up your street. Super Double Dragon (1992) Super Double Dragon – SNES gameplay Perhaps the best way to play Captain Commando is in the multiplayer mode, and fighting gangs of criminals as two giant robot babies is exactly as fun and wacky as it sounds. You probably don’t need another reason to love this game, but if you do, this is one of the most diverse SNES beat ‘em ups in terms of the number of levels, environments, enemies, and visuals. This futuristic (well… set in 2026) SNES beat ‘em up allows you to choose between 4 different characters, with one of them being a super-genius baby who controls a gigantic robot suit. Captain Commando (1991) Captain Commando – SNES gameplayĬaptain Commando is completely surreal and bizarre, and for that I absolutely love it. The Ninja Warriors game does exactly what it says on the tin, and it won’t disappoint. There are 9 levels, and a hard mode for those wanting an extra challenge. There are 3 characters to choose from, my favorite being the cyborg ninja, mainly because he looks completely ridiculous, but also because he has a cool-looking move set. Yes, it does everything that you’d expect from a beat ‘em up, but it also has an awesome soundtrack and a unique humor that makes it stand out from the crowd. It’s easily one of the best SNES beat ‘em ups. If you’re a fan of beat ‘em ups (which you probably are if you’re reading this…), you’re not gonna want to sleep on The Ninja Warriors. The Ninja Warriors (1994) The Ninja Warriors – SNES gameplay It’s not the best SNES beat ‘em up of all time, but it’s a solid game and definitely worth checking out if you’re a fan of the genre.
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This 2D side-scroller allows you to play as Ren, Ioz, or Tula – the protagonists of the series – as you work your way through 8 different levels as you attempt to eliminate the Mer of the Dark Water. If you’ve seen the animated series, you’ll probably enjoy this a bit more, but it’s not essential.
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Pirates of Dark Water (1994) Pirates of Dark Water – SNES gameplayīased on a fantasy animated American TV series that first aired in 1991, Pirates of Dark Water is a quirky beat ‘em up that ticks all the right boxes without being anything too spectacular.
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